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    Travelling to Ireland this December

    Good day everyone,

    As I already received my UK Residence Documentation last week, and we're very pleased with its approval. My husband decided to take me to his land of birth (Republic of Ireland) this December to meet up with the rest of his clan.

    I just want to enquire if my Residence Documentation stamped on my passport be suffice for me to land in the country of saints and scholars?

    Any help will be very much appreciated.

    Thank you.

    Gretta


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    hi gretta ,dont know much about ur enquiry but hope u can make it to ireland -what parts ye plan to visit?


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    Please I need some help with this. My husband is from Ireland but living in the UK for almost 36 yrs now. He holds an Irish passport.


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    hi gretta .its best to contact with the embassies involved to see whether you will be allowed


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gretta View Post
    Good day everyone,

    As I already received my UK Residence Documentation last week, and we're very pleased with its approval. My husband decided to take me to his land of birth (Republic of Ireland) this December to meet up with the rest of his clan.

    I just want to enquire if my Residence Documentation stamped on my passport be suffice for me to land in the country of saints and scholars?

    Any help will be very much appreciated.

    Thank you.

    Gretta
    If you are travelling to Southern Ireland you will need a visa ,easy enough to get and you should be able to get it within a couple of weeks .My wife got one on a few ocassions . If you need any further advise pm me
    M&M


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    So confusing:(


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    Here is the link that says....last part of the "Who Else can land to Ireland without a visa".

    http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en...g_ireland.html


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    Hi Gretta,

    I think this email I received will help you and put a smile on your face. I have the same kind of situation I am Irish but living in the UK for over ten years now. I got my wife to the UK (Northern Ireland) just on Saturday actually, 24th November 2012. She came on an EU Family Permit obtained through my Irish passport and UK residency. I was hoping to bring my wife into the Republic as it takes only 3 years there for a spouse of an Irish citizen to obtain citizenship.
    Today I received the following email when I enquired if my wife Patricia could cross the border into the Republic;

    Dear Mr Crampton

    I refer to your email.

    Yes, your wife would be permitted to enter the Republic by holding EU
    membership as your spouse.

    She will be required to register with her local immigration office within
    90 days of arrival into the State. You will need to attend with her and
    bring both your original passports and original marriage certificate. She
    would be issued with a certificate of registration card stamp 4 and have
    her passport endorsed to reflect same. This will enable her to work legally
    within the State without the need of a work permit. If she doesn't
    register within 90 days then she would become an illegal here. She would
    be required to make an application to the SIN Unit at the below address -
    submitting both your original passports and original marriage certificate.
    She would not be permitted to work while her application was pending, but
    would not be deported from the State.

    http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages...%20information
    (immigration website)

    http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP07000024 (Spouse of Irish National
    website link)


    The second part of your query is relevant to a citizenship matter. You will
    need to contact the citizenship division directly regarding same. Below
    are the relevant contact details:

    In writing:

    Citizenship Division,
    Department of Justice & Equality,
    Dundrum Road,
    Tipperary Town.
    Co. Tipperary.

    By telephone:


    Telephone (within Ireland)
    062 - 32500
    Lo-call 1890 252 854
    (helpline available 10:00am - 12:30pm Tuesdays and Thursdays only)


    Website contact page for Citizenship Division -
    http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP11000020


    Paula Cummins
    Spouse of Irish National Unit
    Immigration Services Section
    Irish Naturalisation & Immigration Service
    13 - 14 Burgh Quay
    Dublin 2


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    thank you...we'll just visit Ireland as we are both residing now in the UK


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